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Compare public-source page savers, website mirrors, and the local CloneWebsite extension.
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Compare public-source page savers, website mirrors, and the local CloneWebsite extension.
SingleFile
Saves a complete web page in a single HTML file.
- HTML
- GitHub: gildas-lormeau/SingleFile
HTTrack
Downloads a website into a local directory for offline browsing.
- HTML + assets
- GitHub: xroche/httrack
CloneWebsite
Captures the current browser page, edits it in a local Workbench, and exports ZIP or Figma layers.
- ZIP
- Figma (.cdesign)
Explore more ways to clone web pages
Pick the workflow that fits — every option runs locally in your browser.
Clone Website Extension
The pixel-perfect page cloner for Chrome — export to ZIP or Figma.
Website Cloner Tool
A local, private tool to capture and export any page.
Clone Website to HTML
Export clean, self-contained HTML and assets.
Clone a Website From URL
Open any URL and capture it in one click.
Online Cloner Alternative
Why a local extension beats online clone tools.
AI Website Cloner (BYOK)
Convert cloned HTML to React or Vue with your own key.
What Is Website Cloning?
Clone website meaning explained — read the guide.
Install the Extension
Add CloneWebsite to Chrome and start capturing.
Frequently asked questions
Is CloneWebsite source available on GitHub?
CloneWebsite does not currently provide a public source repository. Install it from the browser store; for a tool you can audit or build from public source, compare SingleFile and HTTrack.
Do I need source code to capture a page?
No. Install the extension and capture the open tab. Source access is a separate choice from local processing.
Try the local website cloner tool
Captures the current browser page, edits it in a local Workbench, and exports ZIP or Figma layers.